Swar-Chia-Plot-Manager VS frontend

(https://github.com/swar/Swar-Chia-Plot-Manager)

Madmax plotter, Swar plot manager, and Plotman plot manager all support portable plots for pools now. Others probably do, but I'm not as familiar with them. Update to the latest versions for the best results, and double-check your configuration files as some settings may have changed since your last update. And you can also use plot managers with Madmax these days, if you want to take advantage of workflow management (multiple destination drives, parallel plotting on bigger plotters, less scrolly logs, etc).

I stumbled across this command line manager and viewer that was very easy to setup and get going with highly configurable parallel plots. I'm fairly new to all this, but I've found the Swar-Chia-Plot-Manager to be quite good in my short time using it. The readme is also quite good to help you configure the config.yaml file for your particular system's needs. I think it's fairly similar to plotman for linux, as far as I know. I'm running this program to manage my plots on my Windows 10 5950X build. I also open the Chia GUI (not plotting through GUI) and refresh plots occasionally to see the new plots as "farming," once they are ready.

I've already adapted Swar's Chia Ploter Manager to work with it: https://github.com/swar/Swar-Chia-Plot-Manager/pull/1198

Use any other plot manager like Swar Chia Plot Manager, its easy to learn and much much better for your tests

You may want to submit a support ticket at flexpool.io with relevant details (including your payout address, 'chia farm summary' output and the specifics of each farmer, either 'chia plotnft show' or screenshot of your pooling dashboard). Also worth including what your difficulty is set to for the plotnft--you can check that on the dashboard under settings.

If you mean Evergreen Miner, put the amount of space into the calculator at flexpool.io for a current estimate.

You would only use the launcher id on flexpool.io to check or change difficulty.

As mentioned previously, our Zilliqa pool will be shut down in two weeks, on May 19th 2023. We want to thank you for your continued trust, and we hope you will continue having business with us with not just existing but also the next coins and projects on Flexpool.io.

I've asked the devs to look into this. You might want to put in a ticket on flexpool.io so we can track and resolve the issue.

If you're using FlexFarmer, there are gateway addresses like xch-gateway-us.flexpool.io that must be reachable, I believe. You will see those in the startup messages of FlexFarmer. It's best to allow 'us' 'de' and 'sg' for both names, plus flexpool.io itself.

But in short, put in a ticket (messenger bottom right of flexpool.io, or email to [email protected]) with your ETH address, and desired gas price limit change if any.

If you have 0.01 ETH on mainnet, or 0.005 ETH on polygon, send us an email at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) or a message through the website messenger at flexpool.io with your coin (ETH) and your ETH address on the pool. No screenshots or signatures required if you met the minimum.

As mentioned in the Announcement, our payout policies are remaining the same at this time (as noted above, and on our Get Started page, and in the Settings menu). If this changes, you'll find it announced here, on the banner dashboards on flexpool.io, on Telegram and Discord, and on Facebook and Twitter.

1) Your best starting point for anything specific to your wallet is our support system. You can use the chat system on flexpool.io or email support at flexpool dot io. We do not have 24/7 call centers for support, but our staff are regularly active and responsive.